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CUL-DAR65.120    Note:    [Undated]   Under digestion do not give case of 2 gizzards & moniliform gizzard   Image
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CUL-DAR65.121    Note:    [Undated]   Frank / Proceedings Linnean Society XI Megasolex Sanctae-Helenae is the St Helena Isld   Image
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CUL-DAR65.125    Note:    [Undated]   In 2 burrows 27 had been drawn in, & of these 21 had been drawn in by   Image
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CUL-DAR65.128    Note:    [Undated]   (a) Mr Farrer was struck with the pertinacity with which they reopened   Image
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CUL-DAR65.132    Note:    [Undated]   17 petioles of Clematis dragged into one hole & 10 into another   Image
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CUL-DAR65.133    Note:    [Undated]   Add to leaves blackened by digestive fluid Ivy leaves when thin such as   Image
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CUL-DAR65.96-98    Printed:    [Undated]   illustrations [worm-castings: print of woodcuts of figs 2-4]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.45    Note:    [Undated]   Tips cemented / Tips tied together with thread / [totals dragged in] By   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.54    Note:    [Undated]   Worms in confinement triang[l]es of Paper in same burrow   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.82    Note:    [Undated]   Results to correct M.S on Triangles of Paper — All relative to narrow   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.112    Note:    [Undated]   Ch I / I never saw two tracks or one & from the same burrow   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.114    Note:    [Undated]   The mean weight of 11 rather old & not large subsided castings   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.116    Note:    [Undated]   For Last Chapter / Argue under Digestion — They evidently swallow vast   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.119    Note:    [Undated]   Stone / Sand / Concretion / Summary on contents of gizzard [table]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.122    Abstract:    [Undated]   Hensen `[reference incomplete]': 364   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.123    Abstract:    [Undated]   [reference incomplete] `Nin Century': 325, 356 [reference incomplete]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.38    Note:    [Undated]   Lucy / Ch 2 / Amount of mould brought up / On common near square yard -   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.102-103    Note:    [Undated]   No writing to be copied / Section 9 / Paragraph 10 [instructions to   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.105,107    Note:    [Undated]   Section A / The original diagram to be returned to me [instructions for   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.124    Note:    [Undated]   In order to find out something about the intelligence of such lowly   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.129    Note:    [Undated]   [soil-depth measurements relating to pp. 49, 51, 79, 80 of draft text of   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.94-95    Figure:    [Undated]   Fig 1 [annotated print of woodcut, and original figure] Intestinal canal   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.81    Datasheet:    [Undated]   diagram [triangles; with calculations]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.117    Note:    [Undated]   Hydrochloric (dilute) has 30.1 per cent of by volume of strong   Image
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CUL-DAR65.130-131    Note:    [Undated]   What would 240 cubic inches weigh?   Image
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CUL-DAR65.42    Note:    [Undated]   Very clean looking chalk from the deepest part of chalk pit between   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.46    Draft:    [Undated]   of alterations [to Earthworms]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.113    Abstract:    [Undated]   [reference incomplete] `Gardeners' Chronicle' 1854: 619   Image
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CUL-DAR65.25    Note:    1872.10.22--1872.10.25   Examined another large & bare forest of Beech & not one casting   Image
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CUL-DAR65.86r    Draft:    [Undated]   [of `Cross and self fertilisation'?] : 436   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.119r    Draft:    [Undated]   [of `Cross and self fertilisation'?]: 175n   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.125r    Draft:    [Undated]   379 [top 2 lines only]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.23r    Draft:    [1875--1876]   Draft of Cross and self fertilisation, folio 219.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.20r-21r    Draft:    [1875--1876]   Draft of Cross and self fertilisation, folios 234 and 236.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.104,106,108    Correspondence:   Joyce James Gerald to Darwin Charles Robert  1877.11.15--1877.11.18   Joyce James Gerald to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR65.85r    Draft:    [1880]   Draft of Movement in plants, Chapter XII.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.87r    Draft:    [Undated]   [of Movement in plants]: ch 12 p. 47   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65    Note:    1880--1881   [All of DAR65 in one sequence of 171 images]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.109-111    Figure:    [Undated]   illustrations [for Earthworms] Figures 12-14 [annotated]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.115    Draft:    [Undated]   of addendum [to Earthworms] p.33 Ch 2 after ants diagram[?]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.126    Draft:    [Undated]   [of Earthworms] the worms their intestinal canal as Morren remarks (p 16)   Image
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CUL-DAR65.127    Draft:    [Undated]   of footnote [for Earthworms] Dr E Ray Lankester first described with care & figured three pairs of remarkable calciform glands   Image
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CUL-DAR65.99-101    Draft:    [Undated]   illustrations [for Earthworms, figs 4-7]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.44r    Draft:    [1880--1881]   Draft of Earthworms, footnote p. 47.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.47-48    Note:    1880.03.19--1880.05.12   A few days ago 2 larger pots were filled with earth with some gravel atop   Image
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CUL-DAR65.3-6,6v    Note:    1880.06.17--1880.07.17   Wormoscope / 11.45 am put 1 gigantic & 1 small worm in — can travel   Image
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CUL-DAR65.1    Note:    1880.06.18--1880.08.29   Notes — Worms / on shaded walk Sand-walk — a sprinkling of leaves   Image
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CUL-DAR65.8    Note:    [1880].07.24--[1880].08.05   Glass-Beads / found in a casting one of the black glass-beads about 1 1/2   Image
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CUL-DAR65.7    Note:    1880.08.06   saw worm depositing castings by a peristaltic movement — they were not   Image
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CUL-DAR65.11    Note:    [1880].09.08--[1880].09.19   Young Ivy leaf which was 1/2 rotten from having been kept in water now   Image
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CUL-DAR65.12    Note:    [1880].09.24--[1880].09.30   Leaves Drawn into Holes / a large majority of small leaves drawn into   Image
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CUL-DAR65.13    Note:    [1880].09.27   Worm perceived light from Lens when immersed in water in saucer   Image
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CUL-DAR65.14    Note:    [1880.09.28.after]   Habits / I record in my notes on Sept 28 that near Down hundreds on   Image
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CUL-DAR65.15-16    Note:    1880.10.03--1880.11.05   Filled box (inch by inch) with very fine ferrugineous sand   Image
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CUL-DAR65.17-18    Note:    1880.10.07   Worms drawing in leaves / Today in defined places I looked at 260 leaves   Image
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CUL-DAR65.19    Note:    1880.10.08   I found on perpendicular edges of turf of gravel walk mouths of burrows   Image
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CUL-DAR65.20-21    Note:    1880.10.08   Rt hand worm / Saw him drag several near the hole by the middle & try to   Image
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CUL-DAR65.22    Note:    1880.10.11   Laburnum leaves / 40 pulled out of burrows [manner in which dragged in]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.23    Note:    1880.10.12   Two dragged in a determined manner one of these was not seized quite by   Image
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CUL-DAR65.9    Note:    1880.10.20--1880.11.18   Pot III / Tiles in Gizzard   Image
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CUL-DAR65.118    Note:    1880.10.20   Gizzard of Worms / I found to day embedded in castings in sand   Image
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CUL-DAR65.24    Note:    1880.10.24   Folding of drawn in Leaves / Looked under Limes & drew out few tufts   Image
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CUL-DAR65.10    Note:    1880.10.25--1880.11.27   Pot IV / Habits / Leaf-mould & red fine sand mixed & well pressed down   Image
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CUL-DAR65.26    Note:    1880.10.25   It is all nonsense about worms often coming up out of burrows when land   Image
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CUL-DAR65.35    Note:    [1880.11.00]   Worms from further end of K[itchen] Garden / omitting Pot IV in which   Image
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CUL-DAR65.27-28    Note:    1880.11.04--1880.11.05   large Pot I all with firm sand — large worms put in   Image
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CUL-DAR65.29    Note:    1880.11.06   I examined under highest power leaf-mould from sand-walk particle of   Image
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CUL-DAR65.30    Note:    1880.11.07   I have been looking in Orchard on flower-beds near Scotch-firs where many   Image
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CUL-DAR65.31    Note:    1880.11.07   I am coming strongly to opinion that leaves drawn into holes & stones   Image
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CUL-DAR65.32    Note:    1880.11.10   However this may be (after my theoretical explanation) unless cylindrical   Image
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CUL-DAR65.33-34    Note:    1880.11.12--1880.11.25   Fir-leaves / Pots with worms from further end of K[itchen] Garden where   Image
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CUL-DAR65.37    Note:    1880.12.13   Lower Terrace on which Lucy observed worms — certainly less favourable   Image
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CUL-DAR65.36    Note:    1880.12.13   I have been looking at old pasture land near Leith Hill   Image
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CUL-DAR65.39-39v    Note:    [1881].01.04--[1881].01.08   Ash petioles field — only few in each hole Drawn in by apex   Image
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CUL-DAR65.40    Note:    1881.01.06   Sand is rendered pale by immersion for some weeks in diluted muriatic   Image
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CUL-DAR65.41    Note:    1881.01.09   With respect to "blind impulsive act" we shall see that the Laburnum   Image
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CUL-DAR65.52-53    Note:    1881.02.00--1881.03.00   Drawing in of Leaves & Triangles into Burrows   Image
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CUL-DAR65.89-90    Note:    [1881].02.00--[1881].03.00   Broad Triangles / Narrow Triangles [table]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.65-74    Note:    1881.02.04--1881.03.17   Triangles of Paper / some of card wetted (1 inch x 3) under lime trees   Image
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CUL-DAR65.75    Note:    [1881].02.14   Chalk / Taken from deepest part of of[sic] pit at Orchis Bank   Image
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CUL-DAR65.84    Note:    [1881].02.19--[1881].03.25   Narrow Triangles / Broad Triangles [table]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.64    Note:    [1881].02.20   103 triangles [of paper] drawn into burrows [with diagram]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.76    Correspondence:   [unidentified] to [Darwin --]  [1881.03.00]   Notes by Francis Darwin on Beachy Head embankments.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.79    Note:    [1881].03.01   Soil 8 inches deep A layer of flints 2 inches below soil   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.60-63    Note:    1881.03.04--1881.03.11   Narrow Triangles of Paper — Worms in Pots [manner in which dragged into   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.43    Note:    1881.03.06   Torrents of rain last night — walks everywhere with innumerable   Image
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CUL-DAR65.55    Note:    1881.03.06   I have been trying repeatedly with fine pincers bring narrow triangles of   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.56-57    Note:    1881.03.06--1881.03.08   Worms in confinement / Triangles of Paper / Saw worm dragging broad   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.44-44v    Note:    [1881.03.13.after]   William in letter dated March 13 1881 says he has looked at 29 more   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.91-93    Note:    1881.03.18--1881.05.02   [observations on worms drawing pieces of paper into burrows, continued]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.58-59    Note:    1881.03.20   Several narrow & 1 broad [pieces of paper] which had been drawn by bases   Image
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CUL-DAR65.88    Note:    1881.03.22--1881.03.31   Comb[ined] Summary [tables]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.83    Note:    [1881].03.26   Summary about the bending of basal angles of Triangles [with table]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.77,78a,78b    Note:    1881.04.03   Above where the Eastbourne Rd leaves the town / Very steep bit of down   Image
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CUL-DAR65.80    Note:    1881.04.24--1881.05.01   Rain last night after long dry weather a good many tracks   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.49    Note:    [1881].04.30--[1881].05.11   Leaves of Pinus austriaca or nigricans with tips of 2 needles of each   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR65.85-87    Note:    1881.05.03   all drawn in by apex / All Triangles [calculations]   Image
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CUL-DAR65.50-51    Note:    1881.05.08--1881.05.20   Pinus Leaves with tips tied together fine waxed Thread   Text   Image
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